[Bitkeeper-users] excluding a changeset with removed files

[Larry McVoy]

On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 12:34:52PM -0500, Tristan Van Berkom wrote:
> Andy Chittenden wrote:
> >if it's in the last ChangeSet you committed, bk undo -r+
> >
> 
> Hi, thanks for the quick reply - but its not the last changeset...
> I'm now looking into the docs to see if I can get `bk undo` to
> do what I want...

Did you see the "unrm" command?  It's a shell script in `bk bin`/bk.script
and reading that function should show you how to find your files.  If there
are a lot there are ways to automate it, I can whip up a script.

--lm

bk unrm(4.0.1)              BitKeeper User's Manual             bk unrm(4.0.1)

NAME
       bk unrm - resurrect a removed BitKeeper file

SYNOPSIS
       bk unrm <file>

DESCRIPTION
       Use  bk  unrm  to  resurrect  a file that has been deleted using bk rm.
       Please note that bk unrm cannot resurrect files that have been  removed
       from the source tree using bk gone.

       If  you  know  the path to the original file, for example src/Makefile,
       then to resurrect:

           cd ~/projects/myproject/src
           bk unrm Makefile

       If you do not know the directory run unrm from the root of the  reposi-
       tory:

           cd ~/projects/myproject
           bk unrm Makefile

       There  will  be an interactive interface for choosing whether or not to
       resurrect the file.  Type "y" to resurrect the file, "n" to do  nothing
       or  go  to the next option, or "q" to quit.  If there are more than one
       files with the same name, choose "y" if the pathname shown is  the  one
       you want, or choose "n" until the correct file is shown.

SEE ALSO
       bk help gone, bk help rm, bk help rmdir

CATEGORY
       Common
       File

BitMover, Inc                     2006/06/01                    bk unrm(4.0.1)
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Larry McVoy                lm at bitmover.com           http://www.bitkeeper.com